Since then, things have changed drastically: The fear of losing Guyton for the year was just that. Irrational fear. Minutes later, ESPN's Todd Archer bore the good news: The Cowboys left tackle's ACL is intact.

The Dallas Cowboys dodged a major bullet on Monday. Starting offensive tackle Tyler Guyton suffered a leg injury that was initially feared to be a torn ACL, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, but was later diagnosed as a bone fracture with a 4-6 week recovery timeline:

Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton was hurt in practice Monday, the second injury on Dallas' offensive line in as many days. According to multiple reports, Guyton has a broken bone in his right knee that will not require surgery and he could miss four to six weeks.

Parsons and team owner Jerry Jones met in the offseason and discussed the parameters of a deal. Jones thought a potential deal had been worked out. The pass rusher told Jones to contact his agent. Jones doesn’t speak to agents, however, Adam Prasifka, the senior director of salary cap/player contracts, has spoken to Mulugheta.

The Dallas Cowboys have signed tight end Jake Ferguson to a four-year, $52 million extension with a $12 million signing bonus.

Todd Archer breaks down Jake Ferguson's new four-year extension with the Cowboys.

The Dallas Cowboys locked up one of their rising offensive stars, reaching a deal with tight end Jake Ferguson on a four-year, $52 million contract extension that includes $30 million in total guarantees,